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System parameter
paging-send-count-no-answer
personnel-location-message-
not-present
personnel-location-message-
present
personnel-location-message-
unknown
presence-location-preposition
presence-reminder-send-
count
presence-reminder-timeout
radio-ignore-duplicate-accept-
time-sec
radio-ignore-duplicate-ac-
knowledge-time-sec
radio-ignore-duplicate-alarms-
time-sec
NE41 09010-02 v3.0
Description
When the specified number of radio transmissions
has been done in one step of an alarm sequence,
radio transmission stops. If no D-TREX unit has
received the alarm, the D-SERVER continues imme-
diately to the next step of the alarm sequence. Oth-
erwise the D-SERVER waits until the duration of the
current step in the alarm sequence has expired.
If the value of this parameter is zero (0), then the
D-SERVER keeps transmitting all alarms either until
all destinations have received the alarm, OR until
someone has confirmed the alarm, OR until the
duration of the current step in the alarm sequence
has expired.
Formats the text to send to D-TREX units when they
performed a "Where is" operation.
Formats the text to send to D-TREX units when they
performed a "Where is" operation.
Formats the text to send to D-TREX units when they
performed a "Where is" operation.
Formats the text to send to D-TREX units when they
performed a "Where is" operation.
Sends out a reminder if someone accepts an alarm
but doesn't do Presence. Requires that Require
presence is enabled.
Supported in Application v1.19.00 and forward.
Presence reminder interval in seconds.
Supported in Application v1.19.00 and forward.
Parameter control for how long time duplicate
radio messages are ignored.
The time in seconds since the alarm was received,
that duplicate alarm confirmations are ignored.
When a duplicate alarm confirmation is received
within this time, a text message "Alarm already
handled by..." is sent to the D-TREX unit that sent
the duplicate alarm confirmation.
Parameter control for how long time duplicate
radio messages are ignored.
Determines for how long time the D-SERVER
ignores duplicates of the same paging reply mes-
sage from an alarm receiver. The time must be
long enough to filter out duplicates of the same
radio message from several D-TECT units, but short
enough to catch retransmissions of the paging
reply from the alarm receiver.
Parameter control for how long time duplicate
radio messages are ignored.
Determines for how long time duplicates of the
same radio message will be ignored by the
D-SERVER, i.e. this parameter determines how of-
ten the same radio transmitter can send an alarm.
Default value
64
[person-
nel]\nwas
in\n[location]\
nat [time]
[personnel]\nis
in\n[location]
No informa-
tion\nabout\
n[personnel]
in
3
240
1800
2
30
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